The mundane wholesale business of keeping 3,000 corner pharmacies in Northeastern states stocked with pharmaceuticals, bandages, orthotics and more has made Stewart Rahr, Kinray's chief executive officer and owner, a wealthy man (see the Forbes 400 list of the wealthiest Americans). In 1969, Rahr joined his father in a business that at the time employed 10 people and had less than $1 million in sales. Today Kinray boasts revenues of $5.1 billion and 1,000 employees.